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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-26

The political campaign In Maryland promises TO
be unusually exciting. The independent demo-
Gratis and ciyil-seryice reformers are vigorously
supporting the repubncantndependent ticket
The combination ticket Is pretty strong one and
the opponents OF Senator German and the straight
democrats are working with no little energy. the
result of all voting in Maryland depends so much
upon the vote cast or counted In Baltimore That
the mayoralty election In that city, which comes
OF two weeks before the November election, viii
have an important bearing upon the result In the
state. The Independents and republicans nave
made judicfOus selection OF candidates for
che city Offices, are harmonious, we'll
organized and aggressive, and the regular deInoe-
racy will need to work much harderthan Is usually
necessary In the municipal elections OF Baltimore
The civfl-seryice reformers. some OF whom ascribe
greater refornatory effect to the suppression OF
fraud and corruption at the polls than 10 bogus
examinations for promotion In the civil SERVICE
array themselves With enthusiasm against the
regular democracy IN Maryland There Is diSpo-
sition among them to make the Presidents course
in reference to the election test OF his sincerity
reformer. HHpers Weekly says: ''1n con-
test between the most notorious leaders Of corrupt
politics with a resolute body OF citizens OF both
parties who are seeking honest government and
actual reform, the President is In apparent
alliance with the enemies OF reform
The theory that the President Is q reformer in
Massachusetts because It Is republican state and
he wishes TO hold the mugwump vote, and spOils-
man In Maryland because it Is a democratic state
and he wishes to hold the democratic VOTE would
ps plausible In the case of another man, but 1t is
not consistent with the Presidents character and
career. Moreover, he must know, with every other
sensible man, that such q course would deceive
nobody and would defeat its own purpose
There Ia evidently a great deal more
involved In the Maryland election OF this year
than the choice OF Governor" The Springfield
Republican says that the result In Maryland may
enghten the President "as 70 the true value OF the
support for which he L. imperilling the confidence
Of the reform element Of the country" In other
words President Cleveland Is called upon BY the
mugwumps TO discountenance Senator German
and Baltimore election practices or lose mug
wump confidence and support, and it's suggested
that the result Of fair Tight In Maryland will
show the comparative political value Of the useful
senator German and the persistent mugwump,
10 the disadvantage OF the former. The intro
ductIon OF the mugwump ultimatum to the Presi-
dent into the Maryland campaign gives the state
election national interest.
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The tribe OF Metlakahtla Indians, who have
moved over from British Columbia into Alaska and
announced the transfer OF their allegiance from
the British crown TO the Government OF the United
States, complain that they have been denied their
rights In Canada because they have a red skin.
When they have lived In this country for q while
they may wonder whether they have bettered
themselves IN that respect. Commissioner Daw-
son, In his speech OF welcome, said that the new
corners would undoubtedly, when the land laws OF
the United states have been extended over the
late Russian domain, be allowed the privilege OF
taking up the soil on which they now settle and
holding IL as their own. This depends On the
rapidity with which the Henry George party get
control OF Congress and shape its legislation. It
also depends on whether our Government will
have got over, by that time, its restless craving
for changing ts Indian wal is about from reserva-
lion TO reservation.
The outraged feelings OF Premier Norquay and
his followers In Winnipeg over the treatment they
have received from the Canadian Pacific railway
may induce them also TO become United States
citizens. but If So their course is likely to be- con-
siderably more radical than that Of the Meta
kahtlans. They Will make sure of continuing In
the possession OF their homes by bringing the
whole province OF Manitoba along with them when
they come into the Union.
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Statfsttcian Dodge may have TO revise his esti.
mates again, and the tobacconists will rejoice In
chance TO make another raise In prices. One-third
OF the tobacco crop still in the field In the Lynch
burg district OF Virginia Is supposed to have been
killed by the frost. Virginia tobacco will make a
good autumn Offset TO the spring reports on the
Delaware peach crop and the regular annual mid
summer and midwtnter ruin wrought in the wheat
fields Of Minnesota.
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Whatever nisgtvin4s may have been felt In the
east this fall about money matters the western
coast has evidently not shared them. All reports
from California agree that the State Is fairly
groaning under the burden OF redundant crops
The fruit canneres are running at full blast, with
more orders ahead than they can possibly Ill; the
heaviest eargoes OF wheat hour ever shipped from
san Francisco have just left for voyage across
the Pacific; and the leading railroads on which
freight can be got out OF the State overland are
clamorfng for more cars to accommodate the
crush Of traffic thrust upon them. The section OF
the Union farthest distant from Wall street seems
10 % doing the best.
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FAlL DRr Goops.

BEAUTIFUL styles Plaid Dress Goods 2j. 31x 10
62h. 75c- al.
34-tneh Atwood Serges at 374c worth Soc.
case Diagonal Serres, all shades at l5c.
full line Of all the New styles in the better class Of
Dress Goods Trimmings. Yevets Pushes in great
variety.
500 pairs Bed Blankets from H. 81 90 ss I'D 10 10
we VIII sell for the balance OF September o reduc-
ton Of from Soc to -. 80 per pair
200 Bed Comfortables. az 75c. 10 $50
100 dozen Rsher's Celebrated school Hose in B,us
and Black sizes q to So. sold for 40 and soc nov
S5c.
80 dozen ladies' Ribbed Hose worth 4Oc now o..
DO dozen Regular Made Soc Ks fast coIors worth o5
i5c-
An immense stock Of Underwear AZ prices that can
not bs beaten
JOHNSON 4 LUTTRELL.
~ 1l3 Market Space
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The Thistle Is mildly reprimanded for the mis-
take In measurement, and given a proper idea OF
the enorinity OF its o1ense and our magnanimity.
but OF course the race Is to come on There is no
evidence OF bad faith on the part OF the Thistles
owner, and that being the Case no American would
wish 10 retain the cup by technicallty and avoid
contest between the yachts on their merits
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laOs F STREET NoRrHwEsT,

1909 r STREET NORrHwEaT,
Aas Just returned from New York. and VIII exhibit
sas coming week the handsomsst and Iasgasl
assortment Of Pattern BoNNErs snd ROUND HATS
ever shown In this city. seA
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Engraving metal and wood Monogrums and crr.t.
On scala vstchss jewelry Card engraving and prlnt
ne heal sngrrying IN al its branches bookbinders
eses koep date and steel stamp cutting hnuf,sr
etsmpe tor marking and ell Kinda OF nstsrlsi
kod O. silver bullion suabroideEE lscs alas ani nj
onds q hodge pAgapneruAiiA xuLl1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-26

The latest gossip from London represents the
Queen as suffering from a return Of her old nery.
Gus disorder and unable to bear the society OF any
person except one fayorite maid-of.honor Her
death or acute insanity the midst OF the
political upheayal In England would be most un.
fortunate, as 1t would throw affairs into worse
disorder than ever for time
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

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Very low prices for Housekeeping Goods. Nocredit
but prices 10 per cent below what you pay when you
get credit. This Department now the largest in the
city-15Ox25 feet. The shelves are crowded froln
floor to ceiling, and with such variety Of goods that
whether your income is $75 $3.50 a month, we
have goods to suit YOU
GUIDE TO DEPARTMENT.
Counters 1. and 3 for Blankets.
Counters and 5 for Flannels.
Counters and for Domestics
Counters s, 8 and 10, Table Linen
Counters Ii and IL, Towels
Counters IL and Ia, Bed Spreads, &c.
BLANKETS
Over 1000 pairs from 75c. to $3.50 pair Prices
guaranteed per cent below stores that credit The
following lots are worthy Of inspection:
cases 1914 White Blankets, s1.25 pair
Ceases 10-4 White Blankets, 81 pair.
cases 11-4 extra heavy Blankets, So so pair
cases Silver Gray Blankets 81 : 5 pair
cases Scarlet Wool Blankets, SO 25 pair
complete assortment of California Wool Blankets
and better grades of Blankets quoted above Bought
direct for cash. and will be sold cash. Extra hne
Blankets 20 per cent below stores that credit They
always make extra profits on fine goods; we don't.
FLANNELs
All kinds all colors. all prices. Hundreds Of pieces
Many thousands OF yards.
bleached and Brown Canton Flannel at loo; same
quality as you get elsewhere for 12H.
Scarlet Blue, White and Gray Wool Flannels at 22K
you pay elsewhere for this quality 25c.
cE- Embroidered .Flannels u specially Surprise
prices.
DOMESTICS
All staple PRINTS at 5dc. yard. and for which
you're generally charged Sc Better grades proper.
tionaely cheap. Many hundreds of pieces to select
from.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Whether you secure one of the 1c. WASH-RA we
here advertise of the exqusitely embroidered
S3.4S TOWELS: if it is the 6Sinch bleached double
DAMASk for 60, or o set (cloth and napkins) fol
81. 80: whether it is CSC. HONEYCOMB, BED
SPREAD or the Paris Novelty Spread at $3.50, ALL
ARE CHEAP.
In fact. in Finer Goods you'n notice difference
in prices than in the cheaper goods Merchants that
do credit business will sometimes sell few inferior
articles at low prices but extra profit always better
goods. They have to make up for losses. Low
PRICES, BUT CASH SALES. at the
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IMPORTER
OPENING.


OPENING.
WRAPS AND JAcKETa
The Largest and Richest Stock Of Psris Wraps ever
exhibited and at lowest prices named for equal
value. We invite Special attention to our superb
assortment of PLUSH WRAPS. All the latest Shapes
and Styles Of Trimming
ENGLISH SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs. s25.
London dye VELVET NAP, Extra Quality Satin
value In the market
FINE MILLINERY.
Imported NOVELTIES superior to any ever before
shown. HATS and BONNETS in large assortment.
Fancy FEATHERS In special designs.
Every lady should visit our CLOAK and MILL
merry DEPARTMENTS. Our assortment 10 most ex-
csent Our prices In every Is guaranteed to be
the Lowest.
In addition TO our regular line, We shall offer
HOSIERY.
ladies' Richelieu Ribbed HOSE French Isle, reeu-
lar 81 goods, at &c.
Stainless Black HOSE. guaranteed not to stain the
feet and Withstand effects Of repssted washings AOc
Q Pair and upward
DRESS TRIMMING
LACEs
Foster Kid Lacing GLOVES new improved hooks.
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The New York Herald editorially discovers and
announces that the President fs fat II ras
unkind In Mr.. Cleveland 10 give that interview TO
the opposition World instead Of 70 the faithful
Herald.
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I'VE would call special attention to this style We
have them in three feren patterns and Is the larg
We mention above only q few. We have them at all
intermediate prices
STRAIGHT GIMps.
Black Drop Gimps (beaded) from 9Oc to a. 80
Ths dson! pss e Soo 70 Gent q
BEADED BALLOONS.
From 73c. to 81: 9s . yard. Our s1.25 piece would
be elegant value 1T 3 Loo.
MOURNING ORNAMENT GIMPs.
Zach 81 ma yard Cannot be bought for sss than
MOURNING BALLOONS.
Drop Balloons tbeadsd, at 81 a yard, worth $l.5O
Th 'a To ssosa & all
COLORED BEADED GOODS
Colored Ornsmsnt Gimp at 25c EACH % rs yard
We know cannot be MATCHED for less than as a yard
A large assortment at all prices
SILK TRIMMINGs
81. IS yard. Silk Gimp from SOC to $3.50 a Yard
worth fully - yard Sill ornam es'e Ssp 's 81
PIECE, 30 yard Cannot be matched for less than
Have them 10 stock Of every descrption We are
selling Brsid mixed with gilt and silver at &c. yard,
20 sr st IL P nsx n EH9d Be
yard. 81 piecs-3a yards in . piece. -'" - 49,
Rs0aT line e Rea Dc Sapea il UNSURPASSED. We
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ssss,;
| WANTED-sITuATioN WAITED BIZ A YOUNG
city. IL
w rived from Germany. wishes situaton A. COVER.
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Madison st. NV. IT.
:. ISgSS ss5 .%3II 49,. slTg
FRENCH, star ONCE - '--'' 800. - It,
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WANTED-AN ExPEKIENoED LTNaU1sT OF
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and for the last three years In New YORK and BsIti
and
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WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS
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ployment; am not afraid of work and would study the
ssr city
WANTED-BY SKILLED STENoGRAPHER AND
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perience and now private secretary TO head OF bureau
an arranxenent with Journalist or Congressman for
time outside Office hours: prosnpness, fidelity and
dress READY, Star office. s24-6t'
WANTED-BY A MAN OF 40 A SITUATION AS
w watchman: experienced; best Of reference.
Il, 1905 st. W. s2iGt'
WANTED by RESPECTABLE ENGLISH MID
w dIe-aged woman, situation as housekeerer.
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Can at lIle 18th St, bet. X and SITS. NV. s242'
WANTED - KNOWN THE HEADQUARTERS
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ties. At NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU. 613 9Th st.
NV. s24-3ts
WANTED-SITUATION FOR WHITE AND COL.
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G,anbtrInnids, Nurses ladies' Nurses, SeanstresSes
HAM 30-632 ST. n. s24-6t.
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family as resident Roverness. to teach English
branches French and music according to latest
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WANrED-A YOUNG MAN. GRADUATE OF COL
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W VI. sHUSTER sons
We have inst opened the latest styles i'm Woo, sut.
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cloths in the latest shades for dressea rhese
fai goods are more popular than ever and we offer
full line that has been shrunk but stilI retain ths,
beautiful finish New Black Silks in every srsde
Fancy veiysss and Pushes. Quilted satins. As,rn.
Khan Cloths for coats and trimming. View s,och of
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$500 per dozen thst has ever been sold Examine il
and compare values.
". NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS,
9l9 PeIna. ave.
One Price. SOP
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Dorr You W1sH YorD Had A

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THOSE WHO WANT THESE LONDON
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EARLY. oNE-HALF OF ONE ENTIRE LOT.
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SIDE By SIDE ARE OUR OWN MAKE OF
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WANTED-OCTOBER by GENTLEMAN AND
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part of city, state location aud price. which 10
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w ANTED-BT LADY wELI-FUKNiSHED
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s243ts
XNANTED-FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
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WANTED ROOAS--TO PARTIES HAVING ROOMS
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SEATON L ERRY,
Successor to PERRY l. BaorHEa,.
FOREIGN DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
FALL IMPORTATION NOW OPEN.
WIDE. AL ~ AND 81 90
ENGLISH AND HCOTCH COSTUME CLOTHS, IN
TfaaSkGGKKs SIRi H =. BROKEN PLA1ps AND
cA4 51 3. F4 II ~ III. AZ TIE NEW ooIoRs AT
FRENCH E0yLE AND CHuDDAs. COMPLETE
LINE FROM 500. TO II.
ts39 sEsr y a1Hsa Rfs IN AE
cOLoRS. AT e1.2a
Al CoL0hs. Il 75o HNb q. AAA ~
HIGH CLASS HOvRLTIEs.
VELVET, PLu9H AND eOuTACHR, ON ATWOOD
s1I4S RAaai ~ Ha6a
GREAT vARiETa. FRoN sso. 10 no :"
CHICKS STRIPES. BROKEN PLAIDs AND FANCY
Styles. AT 7Sc. u, 3l26. eIb0 AND "a
FhENSA tt1HR4NG- LONE sER4Es. SEAASrAPOIS
, ~! AHn nRkf ,RALAlI A. ar 700 ANl a.
efLAIG FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATOE PERRY,
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